
We're thrilled to announce that in September 2025, "We’re Not Fine" podcast will debut an 8-episode TV series! Since 2022, our Minnesota-based podcast has released 145 episodes and hosted 16 live events, offering authentic conversations on mental health and relationships.Our guests and episodes showcase high-quality content with brilliant experts and real-life stories of resilience. You'll engage deeply, experiencing a range of emotions as you gain insights into improving your mental health and relationships.Get ready for an enriching journey ahead!
We’re thrilled to invite you to join us on this exciting journey as we bring our groundbreaking Mental Health Series to life. If you believe in the power of authentic conversations about mental health and relationships, we’d love for you to partner with us.HOW?Help us make a meaningful impact by becoming part of our Mental Health Alliance. As a sponsor, you’ll have the opportunity to promote your business or services through genuine, enthusiastic mentions on our show. We’re seeking support from businesses and service providers—big or small—whose values align with ours.As a Sponsor, You’ll Receive:Genuine Promotion: Your business or services will be featured by two experienced therapists who are passionate about supporting others.
Exposure to an Engaged Audience: Reach a community that values authenticity and brands that care.
Partnership in Impact: Align with a movement that’s changing lives and fostering cultural shifts toward openness, resilience, and emotional literacy.
This is more than sponsorship—it’s collaboration. Together, we’re creating:A mental health intervention disguised as compelling storytelling.
A relationship “classroom” where listeners can learn and grow.
A lifeline for those who feel alone, ashamed, or broken.
A cultural shift toward greater understanding and emotional well-being.
Join us in making a meaningful difference. We’d be honored to have you as part of our Mental Health Alliance.
In 2022, Doug Jensen, LICSW, invited Dr. Talia to embark on a podcast journey together, building upon their years of mentorship and shared experiences over sushi and cocktails. Her agreement marked the start of a collaborative project rooted in their long-standing professional relationship.Doug had initially brought Dr. Talia on as a therapist at his Group Practice, River City Clinic, 20 years prior, establishing a connection that has endured. Together, they bring over 50 years of clinical experience to every episode, aiming to make discussions about relationships and mental health accessible through weekly podcast episodes and live shows.As they prepare to transition their podcast into an engaging Talk Show format, listeners can expect a diverse range of content. This includes sessions with expert guests, personal stories from individuals navigating mental health and relationship challenges, psycho-education, self-development insights, couple therapy recommendations, Mail Bag episodes, and live recordings at the Rogue Buddha Gallery in Northeast Minneapolis.Stay tuned as Doug and Dr. Talia continue to evolve their podcast into an enriching Talk Show experience.

Doug Jensen
MSW, LICSW, BCD
and Co-Host@douglasljensen
Doug is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker and recognized as a Board Certified Diplomat in Clinical Social Work with a private psychotherapy practice spanning over 25 years. He’s served as co-owner and director of a private mental health clinic, as Clinical Director and board member of a non-profit providing support group services to persons living with HIV, and facilitated workshops on grief and loss, LBGTQ relationships, stress management, and terminal and chronic illness management amongst others. While Doug maintains a practice with expertise in a variety of clinical areas, he has a particular interest in his work with all types of relationships and the evolving ways we define our most intimate connections.As the creator of the “Four C’s of Relationships”, Doug believes chemistry, communication, compromise, and commitment are the keys to success in establishing and maintaining a thriving and healthy relationship.Doug is the proud father of two amazing and talented children who keep him grounded and provide constant inspiration and heart. In his free time (which somehow seems to lessen as the years go by), Doug enjoys travel, training jiu jitsu, learning to play piano, working on his yard and home, cheering on his favorite team The Wild, and deep chats with his steadfast (and patient) circle of treasured friends.

Dr. Talia Jackson
Licensed Psychologist, PsyD,
and Co-Host@drtaliajackson
Talia has been treating adults and couples in her private practice since 2006. Her practice is geared toward those struggling with depression, anxiety, family or relationship problems. Her couples’ work has focused primarily on on Interfaith, Intercultural and Interracial Couples, and facilitating productive communication skills around sensitive issues. She also works with clients around parenting issues, career, life transitions and general mental health and well being.During the last 17 years she has been developing expertise in a variety of clinical settings. She earned her MA in Clinical Psychology and went on to get her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at the American Schools of Psychology (now Argosy University) in the San Francisco Bay Area. She trained intensively at the UCSF AIDS Health Project, and University Counseling Centers, such as the University of San Francisco and a predoctoral internship at Stanford University.Outside of work, she loves spending time with her husband, sons and rescue pugs as well as creating art and enjoying nature.

Alex Ray
Post Production Specialist

Jon
Audio Specialist

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Video Specialist

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Social Media & Marketing Specialist
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